by Stephen Calandrino After nearly a decade out of the public eye, Dave Chappelle has made his triumphant return to comedy. His two-new hour long specials have been universally praised by critics and fans alike, including legions of new fans that were too young to remember him in his heyday, when his “one man” The Read More …
Traditions CUA Should Start Burning all of the college shirts from the other schools you looked on the last day of orientation. Showing up to football games. High Tea (not that kind of high) The Holy Darty of Obligation Dance Marathon Puppies on the Pryz Actual tailgating Senior skip day Getting commencement speakers that people Read More …
by Duane Paul Murphy While the Republican majority congress continues to push through its legislative agenda, one suburban congressional district in a Southern state is giving Democrats momentum for upcoming elections. Georgia’s 6th Congressional District, which is now vacant since Tom Price becoming Secretary Health and Human Services under the Trump administration, is going to Read More …
by Duane Paul Murphy U.S. Senator from Vermont and former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders introduced a piece of legislation in Congress that would make public higher education accessible and affordable to most college students throughout the country. Co-sponsored by Washington State congresswoman Pramila Jayapal, DNC Vice Chairman Keith Ellison, California Senator Kamala Harris and Read More …
In this issue: Debate Among Student Government Association Candidates Metro Raises Fares, Cuts Hours Campus Survey on Sexual Assault Burgers Galore at Red Apron Tower Editorial: Diversity not Just in Word The Case for DPS Modernization Science and Gender Ideology Click here to read this week’s issue!
by Paige Wearmouth With support from the Student Government Association and the Black Student Alliance, Marjan Koffa, a senior media studies and communications major, presented a documentary film which highlighted racial issues on college campuses on Wednesday, March 29th. The film, entitled “Token,” was approximately 11 minutes long and explored the perspectives of black students Read More …
by Mary Margaret Olohan The Catholic University of America’s Title IX Coordinator is offering a survey to undergraduates in an attempt to better understand the nature of sexual assaults here on the Catholic University campus. This is the second survey administered by the Title IX office; the first survey was completed in the fall of Read More …
by Makenzie Winter Hoping to gain insight in using their education in their future careers, female Catholic University of America students attended the panel, With my Bookbag: Where Women Can Go with Their Education event, hosted by the Catholic University of America chapter of She’s the First. She’s the First is a not-for -profit organization Read More …
by Sarah Donofrio Metro fares will increase as hours are shortened in the new budget, hindering students who use mass transit for off-campus jobs, internships, and various activities. The 2018 Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority fiscal year budget was approved on Thursday, January 23. Starting July 1, the Metro will cost students $2.10 to travel Read More …
by Rachel Gallagher Candidates for Student Government Association president and vice president debated Monday night about issues facing the future of the Catholic University of America. The topics included diversity, representation, and the inclusion of all students on campus. Close to one hundred students gathered in the Edward J. Pryzbyla Center Food Court to watch Read More …